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TELEGR1PHIC NOTES.
pryysyIvANrA PHARMACISTS

PHuApKIPHIA June 10 (SpecidD The second days ses
sion OF The Pennsyvana Pharmaceutical Association con
yrned roday The following officers elected Preslden
william L. Turner OF Philadelphia: first voe. .presideh,
William Harris Hamburg; second vice. preside NJ Johh
M Ter Of Allegheny: treasurer J. l. Lemborger OF Leba
non secretary A. Miller OF Harrisburg reception
was held thi evening the College OF Pharmacy
DIR BULLS MEDICAL FORMULAS -OLD.
IoUsvLLR June is (Speeta.Ths proprietary medicine
b,sneas by DR. John Bull death IN $40 was scd
auction for 900 The pun chaser John
PARK Hons of Ctpcin The sale Is by rider OF court
nnder Buirs will The will be divided among sue
hers MIRA Mary Built Nd ward Bui, Robert Bull n,@ w.
York
THE scOURGE ABATIvG AT KEY WEST. .,
KuY WnsT Pa Juno lbTbere have been no new esses
yeev fsycr since yesterday and but dcah thA' VI
Eootmas who Nd IN private house.
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utscrr1ANEoUs RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.


PHILADELPHIA June Is (Spectd0.-Before Master
Georee NJ Dallas to-day s. s. Hoinsworth argued in be-
half OF the schuykil Navigation Company and In oppo
on TO the Pennsylvanas petition that the Reading re-
ceyers lie permitted abandon the lease OF that prop
erty aud cease operating IT,
Rosros June 10 Governor Ames this morning signed
the West End Street Railway bill
MISSEAPoIIs June l5.-rhe Master Carbuilders Asso-
citation this morning discussed for time the subject OF
the proper construction OF freight cars and then pro
aesde o the election OF officers as follows fresueo
William Mood Grand Trunk, Montreal vice presidents
!: " rloud New-York, Lake Erie and Western Blnalo;
y " G~ieyes Baltimore and Ohio Baltimore; John s.
Lent. pennsylvania and New-York Canal and Railroad
tomnany Packerton, PENN treasurer John KIRBY Lake
shore aud Michigan southern. Cleveland; Executive
Committee-Josoph Wood, Pennsylvania company Fort
WAYNE Ind; r. d. Wade. Richmond and Danviie, Rich
mo1d: f. A. Bissel, New-York Central, Buffalo.
WASHINGTON, June 15-The morning session OF the
Interstate Commission occupied with arguments III
the matter of the complaint OF the Michigan Central
p,irod Comnanv AGAINST the Chicago and Grand Trunk
Raio adj Company for selling 1000 tickets to com
travellers rates lower than those aHoruea tho
geu public.
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INVOKING LAW TO PREVENT IT.

outo.Ns NOT TO GIVE UP THE CAPTURED REBEL
FLAGS WITHOUT A STRUGGLE.
WtsuISGTos jane 10 tSpecidb. .-Gencral II. " Boyn-
ton Of The Cincinnati Compterctt Gazette Tonight re-
ccved IN. following dispatch dated at Columbus. Oho
Get host legal advice and action can be maintained nave
snnorato legal proceedings instituted 10 enJon th rrtuIh
,rs m Ib. oatfag be committed II viii at least
cl s 10 endure with greater patience To- know that AZ
al havo been used To- prevent ~ VII
T. w Huntington. w J. Ctnulth VI ~ NciI Ip, ~
NJ P.ier- w. y Miles, David Ianing. . IL hurst ~ D.
Bushnell. III, A., -
stems will be at once taken In accordance with the re-
uest OF Governor Foraker and other eNUnion soldiers
NJ ONO 10 institute legal proceedings which probably
will be begun tomorrow IN tue SupTemo Oour' vi '"o
District Of Columbia. .,.. A..
Tbcre was n rumor in circulation tonight TO the effect
hnt the President inclined TO recall the order or lno
smrrcnder OF the rebel baitleiiags Dut IL was
~ he will he ndyised TO do by slrewd
Democratic politicians who realize Wnht 'ne po,ea,
effect of the execution Of the order might pe IL "ppeas
that nothing known about the oruer NJ ArlnI uea
arrs until General Drums letter became pubic III
hand he understood that General Drum sgnol the
letter by direction OF the secretary Oh ""r "h" no' "
order OF Lieutenant General sheridan
CoLUMBts. Ohio June 10 Specidn-Ihroughout
Ohio there Is intense Indignation over PRESIDENT oe'c
lands order restoring captured Confederate oa''Io
acs TO the States wh c sent them into battle. Every
Grand Army post in Ohio will have special meeting
this week TO denounce in spirited terms as IL IL caed
here this rebel Administration" In tue state House
there are over n dmen rebel hass captured Dy ONO
.o,Jier- Under the order these and those IN other
n,nseums will probably be demanded. Governor
Foraker IL indignant at the recent ORDER anu s"'u
today: v, I'll, c.... uo,..
while 1 am Governor.
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pUDyArryG 4 NEWSPAPER STORY.

PETERSBURG. Va, June Is (NreciaD .-Ex- Governor
Cameron, having article published a few days
ago In The Baltimore from its correspondent at
Washington to the effect that he aud Riddlebergcr
would combine defeat Senator Malone for the United
States Senate will publish card tomorrow in The
IdepA le in which lie says that he does not care TO
have the public think him responsible for the state
nents which have foundation except In the fancy
OF the newspaper respondent who makes them.
Continuing the Ex-Governor snys that the article has
this extent OF truth and nothing more-that he Is a
Republican and that he is opposed TO the nisnanagc-
ment of the Republican party in Virginia The exGov-
ernor further says that he will maintain and combat for
hIs views In the Republican party.
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NOT 4 DEMOCRAT JUST YET

rX-sPECIAL AGENT BINGHAM CONTRADiCTS
RUMoR IN AN EFFECTIVE MANNER.
BOSTON, June l5.-The journal will publish tomorrow
letter from y. W. Bingham. late special agent OF the
Treasury suggested by report that he is impressed
by the efforts of the Administration to root out tue evils
in the customs service which he had drawn attention
that lie intends the Democratic ticket In 1883
MIR Bingham remarks that before Republican deserts
his party he will naturally want to know what sort OF
party composed of what of one is invited to
jon continues his letter as follows, closing with
glowing tribute to Republican principles and achieve
ments:
He will want to be assured that is not
gl 90 OF all SOUTH actually engaged ia tho re-
ccn 10 ceoY his Nation and those North and
comfort sympathy and all Of those who renanel nhre
pentant that 1t embraces among thOse acleh even
majority He wl want 10 be convinced mat
that the Democratic majority IN the iast eeetoa
college obtained Dy deDrvlng, through yloehce ln
states OF the rIght 10 vote and of
having votes counted and returned anu That the sue
outrageous means lie WIZ desire 10 De
satisfied that 1t Is not tsuel that u large mslory
OF that party at the North are in The
abandoned and prorgae wards OF the great cies an
Industry sobriey the rule aud not The exception re
know that he 10 not joining hands WITH that parry
al ashington custom houses AMI pO-tonces
in OF the funds OF the Untd states me
AFTER piratca fleet wth arms TO prey upoh our e
fenceless merchant vessels an 10 sweep our commerce
He might also want to know ial he Is NOV 10 nake
with those. who durins The as campaign aus
OF liberty humanity and progress anu sari
both principle and honor on the nnoy aIiar OF se,
pocrisy and self cOncet lie VIII INSIST tat IL mus pe
the appointment 10 Once under tnc
present ADMINISTRATION prrfeence Is gwen 10
Soldiers Union soldiers IN VIOLATION Oh spl IL not VI
he q
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SAN FRANCISCO June Is (SDeciab-rho divorce which
has been granted at Sacramento TO Mrs Amy CrocAor
Ashe from Il. PortT Ashe Will, IL Is hoped cni
,o.ttc scandal which has GIicd much space In tho
Colifornla newspapers. Mrs. Asho was granted
divorce and permission 10 resume her malucn name
of Amy Croclor, and Mrs. H. Is. CrOchcr lesIB
sdontcd the only child, little Alma Ashe. Asho
executed a neat flank movement recently ~ Los
ANGLE, by which he became possessed of his uan6l
tcr and the consideration for which he rcllnquishcd
his claim to the child cash payment, currently
reported 10 be $4,000. II Is probable that motpT
ami daughter viii live hereafter IA Los Angeles where
Mrs Croclter has a fine villa. The beautiful house
which she built for the young couple on NannessaVe
Is now rented furnished 10 the PARROTS.
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ARGUMENT CLOSED ~ THE TELEPHONE SUITS.
BosroS, June l5.-n the United States Clrcnt Court
the arguments In the Bell Telephone were continued
to-day There was large attendance OF members Of tho
local bar The fact that Judge Thurman was TO con
tinue his argument added interest to the hearing MI
Thurman reviewed the manner in which an Invention
may be patented This case he said, was different from
others that had been decided previously THIS case h
been regularly it before the court ald the decision
OF the United States supreme Court in the private cases
before II would affect the decision OF this case at
present before the Circuit Court In the least Judge
Thurmans further argument composed largely OF
repetition OF the arguments OF Counseiiors Lowcry and
GOode, who had preceded him.
T. L. DckensOn. OF New York. spoke for the telephone
company and dwe length upon tho ques ION whether
the Attorney had the power TO bring such SUIT
: that pendlng.
This closed the arguments The Court reserved It's de-
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NEW rHEoRY or THE RAILWAY MCRDEF.

IL was reported in the city Of Railway yesterday
that the murderer of the unknown girl whose body
wa- found In CentIalave. March 20 had been capt
upd
rhe facts 80 far a. could De- asccitaincd, are that
the police received word several days ago from the
sheriff Of Marion County, Ill, that man giving Ms
name a. Casper strombacke confined In jail ut SALEM
I'm that county had confessed to having murdered
the girl.
Tho information leaked out yesterday, much to the
disgust OF the officials, they believe II may, by ts
immature publication, defeat the ends OF justice
Investigation regarding any such person 10 the
man named resulted only In the finding Of q man
named Casper Rechman. lie worried for William fOrbcs'
i'm 81 tcOrsc's-aVc.. which j. In the vicinity VI inc
srot where the girl was murdered
He left Forbes on tho Sunday following the murer
and went to a farmer named Moore, living Two mics
am I'm tle country, and is sti there. -
The confession sent by tho Illinois sheriff II care
fullv Guarded by the Onclal- IL Is said 10 lmpcac
several parties who arc known to have left lah"hy
since tho murder
sr LOUIS June - (SpcciaD.-Casper stormbcck gave
himself up TO the city marshal ut Salem Illinois to day.
and confessed that he implicated In the Railway
murder Hi, story Is and his partner met thc
rirI ON the road stopped her and becoming irsht
encd she ran away. They pursued ana ms partner
striIck her with "a piece of board. lie gave thc wrong
date OF the crime first but got II right on sceohu
statement The maIshai believes his story.
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aREAKIyo A MILLIoyAIREs WILL.

XMAS CITY June I5 (Spsc,aA-Judge Gill this morn
ing handed down decision In the contested will case OF
Richard st ele and others AGAINST Frances H. Steele
BENJAMIN steele died New-York leaving an estate val
ued at several millions OF dollars, all OF which he be-
quealhed to his wife, According co the statutes OF this
state where tesator having children dies without De-
qusathing them any part OF bis property the Will As ia
the children are concerned 10 considered you Judee
Gill decided that comes under this law ho
has decreed that the property nero oe az
distribution that govern where the decedent des
In estate.
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mar and Thomas T. eemmes, Of Louisiana.
He thought the choice would fall between Lamar aud
Merean Speaking Of the accumulation OF business In the
Supreme Court, he said that when the recess began
there 500 cases which had not been reached 1t
will take than years to dispose OF cases now
on the calendar. Two measures of RELIEF had
been suggested one to allow the Justices 70 sit as
quorum thus doubling the working power OF the courts
and the other to divide up the circuits increasing the
number from nine to eighteen.
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ment were taken out against several of the firms
posted as having failed,

ment were taken out against several OF The hrms
posted having failed,
In the circuit Court to-day suit was begun by
the firm Of Rosenfeld Co. against wiltshire,
Fckert g. Co., of Cincinnati. for 81 100000:
deputy sheriff secured service during the after
noon on Wiltshire while the latter was III con-
ference in Dearborn-st bank. a.
The excitement IN the Board of Trade has cut OIL
for the tiIhe all grain shipments both for export
and Eastern consumption. The shippers here are
all at sea regarding prices, and can do nothing
until the panic is over.
About p. m. Deputy Sheriff Burke, armed
with u writ Of attachment against kershaw o.
Co. In favor Of George D. Baldwin * Co.,
tried to sse Mr. Korshaw to serve notice on HIM.
He blandly assumed the character of country
customer desirous ofmaknga friendly CALL 1t would
not work with the clerks. Then he demanded
admission, showing his star. He was savagey re-
fused, and putting his sturdy frame against the the
door he burst it open a twinklng. Four OF the
clerks rushed at the burly deputy, to
eject him. Burke promptly knocked three ,e
of them down, and with vicious KICK
at the other jumped into Kershaw's private apart
ment he writ was read In q iify, aud without
waiting for an explanation the deputy went away.
The echo of his footsteps had hardly ceased when
Mr. Kershaw came out and announced that he was
going home. He did not again appear In his Office
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EFFECT OF THE BREAK IN ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, June 10 (SpeoaD. scenes OF yeSter-
day we're repeated the door of the Exchange to-day
when the panic u the Chicago wheat market de-
vcloaed. The st. Louis bears broke the local June
market 3a, cents and the July msrket cents. The
failure of Hamil, Brine g. Co.. of Chicago, brings
disaster to a number OF specuators here. Those who
had heavy profits with the firm are Moses Fraley,
jim Plant. Theodore Bowman Ryan IL Davidson and
Gus Hebard. s. W. Cobb Co. continued TO put up
margins to-day and this firm has $25OO 900 now up in
marQius on wheat
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rrnvrnArlNG q N. GLRROYS.

George W. Gibbons, lawyor of NO. MF bIoauwaS
drew up tho articles Of incOr rOlaion Tor the BIll-h
claim AGENCY which had for IT, president Mr.
parLe, IL therefore happened that he was indicted
as a party to tho concern. But Mr.: Marine re do
"S,I, ." fIec3mo convinced that Mr.. Gibbons Knew
ab"ni1telv nothing If tho object management or
The agency and therefore made Te uest that the
t,1 n,11r,S5nrui eLoud be qua-hed. SIR Gibbons who
,r,1 ,iraD emily uu.hlug Ills case to trial has been
intormoJ mat RerOrier Smyth has, upon the Request
~ a. Marine stricken out the charges against HIM
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PFJcB.s CASE TO 90 TO THE COURT 0FAPPEALS
LAWYER Kingsley yesterday served Clerk Sparks, OF
General Sessions notice OF appeal to be taken In the
case OF Adolph Reich who was recently sentenced 10
sa tne execution the death sentence until decision
il given by the Court OF Appeals. , - . 81,
tho house of Rabbi Browne and 1t decided 10 noiu
public meeting to create sympathy for the conaemnoo
man
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DRAWING TWO LARGE CHECKS.

PHILADELPHIA. June 15.-(SpeciaD. The transfer was
made to-day in the office OF the president OF the
Fidelity Trust Company by Charlemagne rover
70 syndicate OF Chicago and New YORK
hsnters OF controlling interest in the Duluth and Iron
Range Railroad Company. The payment, which was
80 $50 900 was made in checks; one or wnich ior
q 900 600 was drawn upon the Fidelity Trust Company
and the other for 81 100000 drawn upon the FIRST
National Rank Of ew-YOrk
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yrw.yoRK EDIT0Hs nv CAMBRIDGE.

Ros1os. June l5 (speoiab.-By invitation OF the Cam
bridge City Government tho New-York editors to-day
visited that city and were entertained py mayor
RUSSELL the aldermen. councmen and city messenger.
Twenty carriages conveyed the guests 10 various
,s, Tn. ongfelloy residence, through the ecourtesy
., Mis. Iopefelow was thrown open to the yisi-
tors rare courtesy and ono hisny apRreoa,odd'
,h honse of lanes Russell Lowell. Mount Auburn tue
Washington Film aud Harvard Coilege' Al 'ns yae Ey,
a~biIJIIon r. A. Kennedy entertained tho editors
at dinner speeches were made by Msyor ycro oiSsrs
The associaon are largely indebted to Mrs D. howanu
of M, CatIrd0e Tribune for the days pleasure Last
evening the editors were pleasantly oh'e''"'" Nv A'
rooms OF the Roston Press tluo
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CANDIDA TES FOR JUSTICE WOODSS PLACE
FR.NcIsco June is (Speciab.-Justico Field, VINO
:. in this city, says concerning the vacancy on the
supreme Bench that the impression pre'aiis
,hat Justice woodss successor VIII DO se'eo'eu
from the circuit which no roPre
.ented on the bench. This circuit embraces
Texas Louisiana. Mississippi. Georgia. fiorluS "nA
Alabama Tho most prominent candidates are
s.n.sor Morgan, of Alabama; Secretary La
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NEW-YORK. THURSDAY JUNE l6, 1884,

to-day letter from the captain OF the vessel he de-
clarcs that being ILL., he put into Stks TO got some nea
cal waters near that port Some Indians Informed the
Collector that the Laura had beon catching seals inside
the three mile limit The captain declares that the seas
taken outside the legal limit There Is question OF
validity of the seizure the testimony or INDIANS
IL not com petent Tho trial will take place next month
at Sitka.
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nrrnprn roR LOOKING AT 4 POLICEMAN

James Kelly went 70 FOHUo no""F"".' -. %.
mako complaint against Patrolman CiaS o Va. sd .rS
a,nct nj. story Was that sunday pight ne houocn S~
standing ON tue platform OF the south Ferry
aonse lie said Inat CLARK first accused hlu Oh
said Don't you look at me- Then tne pa his ave and
oosenng several teeth Having gone ihat sr EsA h ~ I'm
lii y, m, Old Slip Police station ana accused mn VI
toxicaton As Kelly not drunk the "
ont tert ain the charge
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wyILTAME CHANDLER DECLARED ELBC. ED.
CoycoRp N. H., June 16-Tho Senate and House
met in Joint convention at noon for the purpose o.
.eotIna a United States Senator Ihe Journals IA ~
.h hsS,sa. Terc read showing that William h. Chand.
Yr had received majority " the votes IN eacn' Sno
- va accordingly declared duly elected
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NEARLY LOST IN TIE RAPIDS.
COOPER GRAHAMs NARROW ESCAPE IN THE MAG
ARA WHIRLPOOL,

ARA WHIRLPOOL,
NIAGARA FALLS, Juno 10 tSpeciaA. A.-Carlisle ID:
Graham nearly lost kis LIT. to-day 10 the whirlpool
Rapids. He had made up his mind to make the trip
this time strapped on the outside OF barrel but the
harness was not ready. He jumped inside and was
lowed to the centre of the river At o:3S the oarre
struck the head of the Rapids and was half upturned
IL was tossed about In the until seemed that
the shaking up would kill the human freight. ihe
voyage occupied six minutes fhe cask was swept
twice around before Graham heard the pistoi-snots
fred by friends on shore who wanted to rescue hin
When the point OF starting tor the terrible
Ranids be untssteued the manhole. Although OK
hausIe ed the adventurer climbed out, nearly oyerturn
ing the BARREL and made dive ioto the maestrHm
He 100 yards rom shore and IL seemed ip9ss%iose %
one swimmer refused to risk his lite by gong 10
Graham's rescue, but Constable Andrew Horne went
in Graham and Horne struggled in the water and
1ualy got ashore. The cooper was badly bruised.
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NEARLY KILLED BY 4 DERRICK.
SEVERAL MgS IN DANGER AT THE NAVY YARD
LILLE nnAHD OF INSPECTION sAFg.

SEVERAL MES IN DANGER AT THE NAVY YARD
THE BOARD OF INSPECTION SAFE.
There was a narrow scape IRON fatal accident nj
the Navy Yard yesterday In the breaking OF the boom
OF n steel derrick which undergoing test. The
derrick was purchased about year ago at II cost oil
nearly 800, 900. IL was designed TO raise seventy
FIVE tons. and was noatcd poutoon In using IT
.ome doubt OF its strength was Ielt and Commodore
Gherardi decided to have II teHtsG. Three engineers
ere appointed ten days ago fer tins purpose, an
Yesterday the derrick hOatcd to saw Mil slpand
weight Of seyentyfye tons was made ready Tor the
test
Alexander Melville boss risger was az the foot oi
the derrick and thrc, other men were al the o. her
eud OF the pontoon. The weight mad us' cleated the
ground when the boom broke and Tell with crash
while The Ruy rOues flew aud the weight tel back
upon the wharf. At the same moment the pontopn
over ghcd by the ballast at one end. went nndef
water by the recoi when the boom broke. Melville
was struck by some Of the falling ropes. cash was
cut IN his head and he badly bruised. He was
sent TO the Naval Hospital lie IL brother OF Chiei
Engineer Melville. The other three men were thrown
H. the water. but they were rescued. The broken
parts Of The derrick sank In tive yhvc feet oi wafer
The Board OF Inspection were at safe distance lhe
derrick was made 10 Wilmington, Del. IL bad been
tested before II ted but not TO its ful cnpA
city, according to Commodore Gherardis statement
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SEIZURE OF AN AHERIOAN VESSEL AT SiIhA'
SAN FRAScIsco. June lo.-The nrst Information re-
gardng the Of the sesure OF the American soop
Laura ct stka for having ssaltns aboard was rscsvsd
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ALI Ny, Juno Is (SpeciaD.-James Frost, Leading
merchant of Canajoharie and exTreasurer OF Montgo
cry Coduty was at the Delavan House on May 20 anu
has not since been heard from His friends are lnsIuE
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HOWEVER.

rha ouast,on whether railroad competonwth other ra.
which subject 10 the cohuo OF tnis law;
cas-, OF dissIlnlar circumstances ana
w,th the meaning of section may possiot " ono y
innbt Competition with CANADIAN ioAus "aayi
a. belieyed present case OF dssmilar th a
IL 10 with roads IN tno
sd states for between one part o ous
n snohsr = state circumstances arises Ana 80
smcn business which sthes American ioa ~. az wtsh
sch conpetition corresponding ieducton VI
gu, 10 the fact that n 80 doing pho IAes
a NAV be reduced below rates 10 sn nv'n
nlaces which otherwise rehsohsoio sna uss ~
The fact that American roads are iet uee '"
ne.t such competition OF itsel an ,n snayisn
@ ~ rates Is likely engaged In by the CANADIAN
rn.Ss W. " "% or II engaged In be long pursued
with regard to the thlrd point OF Conclusion Five
the Commission says:
h. competon with each other Of the railroads whcs ~
h'so o the Feeral seldom, as we think maAe
circumstances AMI conditions VIZ
msan,ne OF statute because must be seu ~ coc
would he reasonable that their composition =! ~. is
tsc .hould be pressed To the extent that woua ~
s,v NJ rates on their lines which the statute soeAs P
vent.
WEAK ROADS TO GO TO THE WALL -,
Some oases. however, the Commission says, VII VIII
exist I'm which, unless the force OF sttlcty anSsr
competitlon is allowed to create exceptions .,~
the statute an existing competition wnicn - "a
nosei To he of public interest must come ~ al az, M -
xnd where that Is the case the strong nDes VIZ ~ -
General he gamers at tho expense ana so@e.cTf M ~
he dsstrucfon of those which are WeaAos' AAs
decision sayst .. -. p,tta.
oas suoh case IL that Of rarosd attending -